JC  this guy at uni has never seen me when I am dressed up and going out !!!

That's a fantastic url they gave it as well.

17,000,000 british voters stepped forward . Now they're wishes are being trampled underfoot !

they put a tick in a box, if only it were that simple to put a deal together.

one of the 17 million can produce an idea to help out may, who of course voted against...

donny, we could have taken the eea/efta route and unilaterally invoked article 112 to stop immigration as leichtenstein did. all a bit late now, i fear we are crashing out without a deal and that will be a disaster.

There will be a ' People's Vote / 2nd Referendum . The result of which will mean we stay in the EU. Which is just as well.

Facts • September 21, 2018 8:06 PM BST
There will be a ' People's Vote / 2nd Referendum . The result of which will mean we stay in the EU. Which is just as well.

.......... and 'democracy' will be seen to be done and we'll all live happily ever after

If there were to be a 2nd referendum it probably would go the way of 'remain' .
Many of the 17 million that returned a majority 'leave' result would change their vote to 'remain' out of weariness from all the squabbling . A vast majority of british citizens are ordinary , peace loving folk , who are probably tired of being branded as racists by the remainers (a label and a slur which is almost certainly NOT accurate) and would wave the white flag at the first opportunity in favour of the bullies .
Not unlike the recent cartoon depicting Serena Williams throwing a tantrum and the umpire in the background telling her opponent to 'let her win' !!!

There will be a ' People's Vote / 2nd Referendum . The result of which will mean we stay in the EU. Which is just as well.


poor Old Facts  not Only Beaten by the UK vote now the EU dont give a fook about the poor Luvvie Losers

Peoples vote, what on earth is that ?

Didnt people vote before.

The supplicant types are pining to be back under Merkel's wing whatever the cost, in terms of money and dignity.

The European Union and its leaders fully respect the UK’s decision expressed in the referendum on leaving the EU. From the very beginning of the negotiations we have been focused on finding a deal that will minimise the damage resulting from Brexit. Also important to us is to create the best possible relations between the EU and the UK in the future. We studied the Chequers proposals in all seriousness. The results of our analysis have been known to the British side in every detail for many weeks. After intensive consultations with Member States, we decided that for the good of the negotiations, and out of respect for the efforts of PM May, we will treat the Chequers plan as a step in the right direction. In Salzburg, right before our meeting I said in a public statement: “I would like to stress that some of Prime Minister May's proposals from Chequers indicate a positive evolution in the UK's approach as well as a will to minimise the negative effects of Brexit. By this I mean, among other things, the readiness to cooperate closely in the area of security and foreign policy. On other issues, such as the Irish question, or the rules of economic cooperation, the UK's proposals will need to be reworked and further negotiated.” The UK stance presented just before and during the Salzburg meeting was surprisingly tough and in fact uncompromising. The response of the EU27 leaders was to reiterate our trust in chief negotiator Michel Barnier and to reiterate our position on the integrity of the Single Market and the Irish backstop. While understanding the logic of the negotiations, I remain convinced that a compromise, good for all, is still possible. I say these words as a close friend of the UK and a true admirer of PM May.

trader, you've got some front. you tried on the wto thread to knock the eea/efta option but ran away when i pointed out that you had just made sh1t up, its what you do all the time. get back on that thread and answer my points.

you are quoting a court case that has no relevance to article 112 whatsoever. you are just posting tripe again.

Kenny the EU is behaving like a wife beater. 'I love you but if  you leave me I'll damage you and the kids'

Jolly read about article 112 on some obscure forum and thought an 'emergency break' could stop millions of people coming to our country.

They are EU citizens. If they get a low paid job within six weeks how can we get rid of them?

I have had this discussion with so many chancers on here claiming the 112 option...

None of them have explained how we get rid of the low paid workers.

"The Peoples Vote" is a busted flush.

It needs a plumber to fix it but ironically all the polish ones are going home due to remoaner scaremongering

sonko..would you prefer putin

Leave the eu ends up with you replying if i want putin, i think you have posted on the wrong fred.

What I liked about it is that she finally seems p1ssed off and angry and seems to be getting a bit of steel and backbone in her.

If you do a lot of work and put if forward and someone casually waves it away and says "not good enough" without a reason and puts nothing constructive in response when a clock is ticking, anyone in any walk of life would be p1ssed off. I don't think the EU gets it.

I'm not saying Chequers is the best deal, I'm saying the EU would have waved away ANY deal that wasn't grovelling then bending over and letting them hump us.